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Cue News 21st March 2012

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The 2010/2011 Billiards Roster (400 up from handicap)

 

Works Black have been bundled out of the Billiards finals race, beaten by Works Gold in a one sided elimination final at the Works Club last week. Black, who inexplicitly left Northern Champion David Bates out of their team, were no match for the Gold team who only made the final five after a win in the last roster match.

The in form Bates, last weekend, made a record 179 break in the Andrews/Atkins Shield in Burnie, and was expected to be a trump card in the finals series.

John Stevenson and John Fraser got Black to 2-0, winning the first two matches against, Bruce Lockley and Terry Adams respectively. Rolf Stevenson, who had lost several close matches during the season, came good against Scott Kopriva winning by 16 points in a tense battle, to secure, at least, another week in the finals. With the match decided, the remaining game, between Gold’s Gary Bjarnoe-Elliott and Black’s Andrew Saltmarsh was abandoned.

2011 Premiers, Works Blue, who have been in the shadows of RSL White and Works Raiders most of the season showed why they cannot be overlooked for another title, belting the Raiders 3-1, in the qualifying final. Blue’s veteran Micheal Leslie, a finals specialist, was far too strong for Keith Coomber, winning by 100 points, and Graeme Pickett, giving 305 points start to Harley Stebbings, knocked in breaks of 106, 45, 36 and 33 to win by 83 points. Peter Donati finished the job for Blue, beating Raiders captain Alan Armitage by just 10 points after breaks of 42 and 35.

Barry Glover was Raiders only winner on the night, easily accounting for Blue’s Hans Georgieff.

This week minor premiers RSL White take on Blue in what promises to be an exciting match at the Launceston RSL Club. The draw will be very important, with Blue’s low handicap players, Pickett and Donati showing good form, RSL White’s players with a significant handicap advantage, Dennis Collins, Wayne Purdon and Greg Williams, will need to fire on the night. RSL Captain Adrian White showed glimpses of a return to form in his last match, after a patchy season, he may be the key to RSL’s chances.

The elimination semi-final between Raiders and Gold should also be a close match. Raiders have been at the top end of the ladder all season and will be desperate not to go out of the finals in straight matches. Raider’s players have similar handicaps to Gold, with the exception of Keith Coomber (155), so the impact of the draw will not be significant. John Fraser has been in good form for Gold, and the Stevenson brothers , Rolf and John, both played well last week.

Last weeks best breaks:  Graeme Pickett 106, 45, 36, 33, Peter Donati  42, 35, 22, Terry Adams 33, John Fraser 28, 22, 20.

This weeks games:

First        First Semi-Final, Wednesday, at the Works Club, Works Raiders v Works Gold.

Second Semi-Final, Thursday at the Launceston RSL Club, RSL White v Works Blue.

Last Week’s Billiards Results:

Qualifying Final

Works Raiders 1 lost to Works Blue 3, Keith Coomber (155) lost to Micheal Leslie (235), 301-401, Harley Stebbings (205) lost to Graeme Pickett (-100) 317-400, Alan Armitage (240) lost to Peter Donati (90), 390-400, Barry Glover (260) defeated Hans Goergieff (260) 400-360

Elimination Final

Works Black 0 lost to Works Gold 3, Bruce Lockley (185) lost to John Stevenson (260), 368-400, Terry Adams (170) lost to John Fraser (185) 367-400, Scott Kopriva (295) lost to Rolf Stevenson (270) 384-400, Andrew Saltmarsh (230) v Gary Bjarnoe-Elliott (180) game not completed.

8 Ball News:

Burnie/Sommerset 8Ball Association team, The Coombers, have won the Tasmanian Teams Championship, defeating SE 8Ball Association team, Rugby Club Breakers, at the Hobart Working Mens Club over the weekend.

The Coombers team consisted of Cale Barrett, Gerrad Wicks, Stephen Cain, Tim Wright, Rodney Cain and Mick Robson.

Winter Rosters:

Nominations are called for the winter rosters in Snooker and 8Ball, in all divisions, with rosters due to start in mid, to late April.

Nomination forms are available from the website or at your local club or hotel.

For more information go to the cue sport website, www.nteba.com.au or call the Secretary on 0487 171 966

Cue News 14th March 2012

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Tasmania proved too strong for the Victorian Snooker and Billiards team, winning the 40th. Anniversary Andrews/Atkins Shield in Burnie over the weekend. Tasmania won 7-4 to claim the Shield for the sixth time in the events 40 year history.

 

Tasmania led 2-1, after the first session, on Friday night, with Hobart’s Steve Carroll (Tas. No. 4 snooker) beating Brendan Taylor and Luke Webb also from Hobart beat John McKay at number 2 billiards. Brian Cole, (NW) lost number 3 snooker to Victoria’s Charlie Chafe.

Saturday’s morning session saw Tasmania extend its lead to 5-3, with wins to Launceston’s Graeme Pickett (No 3 billiards), over Ian Dale, and Hobart’s Anthony Adams, (no 5 snooker) over Dale MacKay 4-2, followed by North West’s Callan Bissett (No. 6 snooker), beating veteran Victorian player Harry Andrews 4-0.

Victoria won the Women’s snooker match, Anna Lynch beating South’s Tracey Baylis, 4-3 in a match that could have gone either way. Victoria also won the junior snooker match with 17 year old Ryan Thomerson scoring a tight 4-2 win over 15 year old Cale Barrett from Penguin.

The final session on Saturday night saw Victoria fight back to 4-5 with number 2 snooker player David Cosgriff winning 4-0 against Launceston’s Peter Donati, however Northern Billiard Champion David Bates turned on his class to make a 179 break, the highest billiard break in the history of the tournament, accounting for Victorian captain Ron Cole, to clinch Tasmania’s victory.

Tasmanian Billiards, and Snooker, Champion, South’s Les Higgins, (No. 1 snooker), and State captain made it 7-4, winning a tight match, 4-2, against Daryl Tippett.

David Bates won the John McKay medal for best player over the weekend.

The highest snooker break was a 63 break to Victorian David Cosgriff.

The 2010/2011 Billiards Roster (400 up from handicap)

The Final Five, went down to the last frame between Works teams, Blue and Black, the Black team held on for a 2-2 draw, gaining 3 points and held fourth spot over Gold, 56 and The Flaming Devils 55. Terry Adams overcame Ethan Brown by 6 points and Bruce Lockley won for Black. Hans Georgieff winning by just 3 points, and Michael Leslie were Blue’s winners. Had Black of lost 1-3 they would have finished on 55 and out of the five.

The Devils went into their match in fourth place, however a 1-3 loss to Works Navy ended their season. Alan Legg, Phil Page and Ben Conrades won for Navy, Josh Rainbow was the Devils only winner.

Works Green were the big improvers, beating second placed Raiders 3-1, however other results didn’t go their way and they finished 7th  on 53 points. For Green, Glen Johansen, Dean Wilson and George Zammit were winners, Alan Armitage won for the Raiders.

Works Gold, who won last week against the Minor premiers RSL White, just missed out on another win when Red’s Phil Rowbottom held on to win his match against Gold’s Rolf Stevenson, by just two points. The 2-2 draw left Gold in fifth spot, 1 point clear of The Flaming Devils. Gary Bjarnoe-Elliott and John Stevenson scored for Gold, Rowbottom and Steve Andjelkovic won for Red.

Exeter Social Club, finished their season off with a 3-1 win over minor Premiers RSL White, however it couldent prevent them collecting the wooden spoon. Derek Peart, Rex Swain and Chris Reid, score for Exeter, Adrian White was RSL’s only winner.

Ladder at the end of the home and away season:  

Team                                   Points                  wins       draws    losses                   for          against     %

RSL White                             62                        8             6             4                            40           32           55.55

Works Raiders                     59                        6             7             5                            40           32           55.55

Works Blue                           57                        6             8             4                            37           33           52.85

Works Black                         57                        5             9             4                            38           34           52.77

Works Gold                          56                        6             7             5                            37           35           51.38

Flaming Devils                    55                        6             6             6                            37           35           51.38

Works Green                       53                        6             7             5                            35           36           49.29

Works Navy                         50                        5             6             7                            34           38           47.22

Works Red                          45                        4             6             8                            31           41           43.05

Exeter Social Club             43                        4             6             8                            29           42           40.85

 

Leading Players:  RSL White’s  Dennis Collins has won the most consistent player award, winning 11 frames from 16 played, (68.75%) from Raiders Keith Coomber, 9 from 14 (64.28%) followed by John Fraser and Bruce Lockley10 from 16, Ben Conrades 8 from 13, Heath Rainbow 11 from 18, Lionel Young  7 from 12, Dean Wilson and David Bates  10 from 17, Harley Stebbings 8 from 14.

Last weeks best breaks:  Gary Bjarnoe-Elliott 37, Adrian White 30, Terry Adams 29, Andrew Saltmarsh 27, John Fraser 25, Wayne Purdon 23, RexSwain 21, Derek Peart 20, Barry Glover 20.

This weeks games:

Elimi       Elimination Final, Wednesday, at the Works Club, Works Black v Works Gold.

Qualifying Final, Thursday at the Works Club, Works Raiders v Works Blue.

RSL White has a bye and will meet the winner of the qualifying final At Launceston RSL next Wednesday night.

Last Week’s Results:

Works Navy 3 defeated The Flaming Devils 1, Phil Page (285) defeated Andrew Rainbow (275), Ben Conrades (300) defeated Debbi Rainbow (320), Ray Skinner (275) lost to Josh Rainbow (295), Alan legg (295) defeated Heath Rainbow (260).

Works Green 3 defeated Works Raiders 1, Glen Johansen (260) defeated Harley Stebbings (200), Dean Wilson (240) defeated Lionel Young (200), George Zammit (265) defeated Barry Glover (245), Lee Morcom (250) lost to Alan Armitage (245).

Works Black 2 drew with Works Blue 2, Terry Adams (175) defeated Ethan Brown (275) by 6 points, Andrew Saltmarsh (225) lost to Micheal Leslie (240), Bruce Lockley (190) defeated Graeme Pickett (-105), Scott Kopriva (290) lost to Hans Georgieff (265) by just 3 points.

Exeter Social Club 3 defeated Launceston RSL White 1, Adam Bindoff (290) lost to Adrian White (175), Derek Peart (280) defeated Greg Williams (280), Rex Swain (195) defeated Wayne Purdon (240) Chris Reid (275) defeated Dennis Collins (280).

Works Gold 2 drew with Works Red 2, John Fraser (180) lost to Steve Andjelkovic (275), Gary Bjarnoe-Elliott (185) defeated Bob Cain (295), John Stevenson (265) defeated Peter Seaman (305), Rolf Stevenson (265) lost to Phil Rowbottom (300), by just 2 points.                             

For more information go to the cue sport website, www.nteba.com.au or call the Secretary on 0487 171 966

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